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And now starts the story of this cake. I had to make some room in my freezer to fit all the sorbet, so the leftover mango pure I had from the Opera cake had to be come out and be used as well as 4 egg whites I had frozen a while ago (they freeze very well). I was really feeling for a cake and since bikini season was officially opened over the weekend I decided it would be a low fat one. The cake came out very moist but still light, and the taste was great from the mango. My neighbours also liked it, so I will probably repeat it and experiment with other pures.
- TRIPLE M CAKE (low fat)
- 1/2 cup low fat plain yogurt
- 1/2 cup low fat cream cheese
- 1/2 cup mango pure
- 1 1/2 cups flour
- 1 1/4 cups sugar
- 4 egg whites
- 1/4 cup vegetable oil
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/2 tsp salt
Preheat the oven at 180ºC (350ºF). With a wisk mix the yogurt, softened cream cheese, sugar and vanilla. On another bowl combine flour, salt and baking powder and add to the liquids. Mix just until combined and add the oil, again mix until the oil is well integrated with the rest of the batter.
Wisk the egg whites until medium peeks and carefully mix them with a spoon into the cake batter.
Divide in 2 and add the mango pure to one of the halfs (I think my mango half was a bit bigger but that was fine).
Put the 2 batters alternating in a loaf pan (sprayed with cake release or buttered and floured). Mine was ready in about 30-35m.

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The 1850s witnessed the height of the California Gold Rush wherein the Port and City of San Francisco developed rapidly. It was during this historic time that California Stevedore and Ballast Company was conceived by two Danish sea captains in San Francisco by the names of Eschen and Minor. And, as the saying goes, the rest is history. The development of Southern California with the Ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles led to the formation in 1923 of a second company named Metropolitan Stevedore Company, later rebranded to Metro Ports.
The Roaring '20s was a time when our industry was built on the backs of a strong labor force. Nowhere was this more evident than in the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, where Metro Ports saw an opportunity to introduce new systems to help labor keep up with the increasing imports of products from Europe, fruit from the Tropics, and rubber from the East Indies.
Unloading these sailing ships and steamers was only part of a stevedore's day. Empty vessels were reloaded with outbound cargos requiring the same kind of planning, equipment, and strong labor. Exports included borax from the dry California desert, ores from the mines in the Southwest, and seafood harvested by local fishermen off the West Coast.
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Hope Tops Washington & Jefferson, 87-64
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Hope College's inside tandem of Carrie Snikkers and Courtney Knox proved to be too much for Washington and Jefferson (Pa.) Friday as the Flying Dutch rolled to an 87-64 victory over the Presidents in a first-round game of the NCAA Division III women's basketball tournament.
Snikkers, who was the Most Valuable Player in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association this season, led the Flying Dutch with 27 points and 12 rebounds, while Knox, one of two seniors remaining from Hope's 2006 national championship team, added 17 points and nine rebounds.
Hope (26-1), which won the MIAA championship, advances to meet Baldwin-Wallace (Ohio) in a second-round game at 7 p.m. Saturday at DeVos Fieldhouse. The Yellowjackets, who finished runnerup in the Ohio Athletic Conference, advanced with a 52-44 win over the University of Pittsburgh-Greensburg earlier on Friday.
The Flying Dutch dominated from the outset, scoring the game's first eight points and racing to a 19-4 lead six minutes into the contest, as Snikkers scored seven early points.
Hope sizzled from the outside, as the Flying Dutch sank 8-of-10 3-point attempts in building a 52-30 halftime lead.
"Since Oct. 15 (the first day of practice), we've been waiting to play this game," Hope coach Brian Morehouse said. "I didn't have to say a whole lot motivationally. I told them to be who you are, do what we do, trust your teammates."
Washington and Jefferson, which finished runnerup in the Presidents Athletic Conference, chipped away at the Hope lead in the second half, pulling to within 65-54 on a Jamie McKitrick basket with 8:54 remaining. But the Flying Dutch responded with a 13-4 run, capped off by Kaitlyn Kopke's three-point play, to extend the lead to 78-58 and put the game out of reach.
"They have a great team," Washington and Jefferson coach Jina DeRubbo said of Hope. "They executed well and shot the ball well."
Hope shot 48 percent from the field (29 of 60) and made 10-of-17 on 3-point tries. The Flying Dutch also outrebounded the Presidents 40-28, forced 19 turnovers and blocked seven shots.
"We're finally starting to come together and play well," Snikkers said. "We don't want it to end. We want a national championship for our school, for our seniors, for Holland."
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Alex Preston, 21, of Mont Vernon, was voted off of American Idol last week after making the top three. What a wonderful run he had.
New Hampshire seems to have more than its share of celebrities. None of them is quite like Alex Preston. This young man from Mont Vernon stood on stage before millions of people and performed as if it were the most natural thing in the world. And it was beautiful.
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Integration allows complete user/credential management through Schneider Electrics Andover Continuum security and building management software
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Schneider Electrics Andover Continuum Integrated Security and Building Management Solutions are now further enhanced with the latest generation of 3M Cogent MiY (Make it Yours) Biometric Access Control Readers.
3M Cogent MiY readers are now integrated with Andover Continuum CyberStation 1.91 or greater. The first complete integration of the MiY solution for user and credential management into a third party software, leveraging MiYs framework, provides biometric capture and cardholder enrollment directly from any CyberStation or using any 3M MiY reader on the network.
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WESTPORT, Conn. If you plan to hit the slopes this winter and need new gear, stop by Ski & Sport Of Westport, a new full-service ski shop that opened Monday in Westport.
Located at 877 Post Road E., the store carries a variety of ski-related essentials for the whole family, from skis and snowboards, to helmets, boots, goggles, outerwear and accessories.
We offer everything you need to stay warm, dry, comfortable and fashionable, said store owner Susan Alberino, who runs the business with her daughter, Pamela, and son, Gio.
As a full-service store, Ski & Sport Of Westport also offers ski rentals and equipment servicing, Alberino said. Skis can be rented on a daily or seasonal basis, she said.
The store doesnt cater only to skiers and snowboarders, though. For anyone looking for the latest winter fashions, Ski & Sport Of Westport also sells everyday coats, clothing and accessories for men, women and children, Alberino said.
Shoppers can find a mix of American and European brands, including Bogner, M. Miller, Obermeyer, ONeill and more, she said. Additionally, the store sells ceramicware imported from Rivello, Italy.
We offer only the highest quality merchandise, she said.
Because the store is open all year, the merchandise changes during the warmer months to include casual, travel and yoga/exercise clothing as well as bicycles, Alberino said.
The store was founded 38 years ago in New Canaan by Alberinos late husband John as New Canaan Ski & Sport. The family decided to close that location and move to Westport because of a change in traffic patterns and high rent, Alberino said. The New Canaan store closed Saturday.
"We felt a place like this was missing in Westport, Alberino said. And not only are there more people here, there are also a great variety of businesses here. Plus, this location is fantastic.
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by j doug January 07, 2009
When a rapper can use offensive words such as nigger and pass them off but when the likes of the general public use them it is racist.
'dude, I went up to NAS to tell him I thought his tune ''NIGGA' was the bomb and said ''what's up nigga'' damn boy, his security guards called the cops. Now isn't that hip-ocrisy bro?'
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Growing up in California, Matt Costa started his musicianship at age twelve when he first
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off-time, music wasn't his first love. He had dreams of being a pro-skateboarder, but after
an injury that took him out for over a year, Costa realized that his true calling was his music.
Subsequently, Costa begain churning out demos from his four-track. One of those demos made it into the hands of Tom Dumont, No Doubt guitarist, and soon Costa had a producer. After the two released a couple independent EPs, Jack Johnson invited the young singer-songwriter onto his label. It's only been up and up for Costa's easy-going guitar style, with three full-lengths and stage appearances with names like Death Cab for Cutie, Modest Mouse, and Oasis.
Costa's latest release, Mobile Chateau, could be a different thing entirely--Costa, who has always admired "'60s psychedelic superheroes" such as Donovan and the Electric Prunes, decided to take his music into that direction with this album. "I've always been drawn to that sound," he said. "I've been hearing songs like these in my head for my whole life and Mobile Chateau is the closest I've gotten to getting those songs out of my head and onto a record."
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Located 28 miles southwest of Austin, Wimberley, TX, boasts natural springs and gravesites of early pioneers. It's also been the hometown to Sahara Smith - a stunning, young singer-songwriter who started performing at age 12, and first garnered national attention at age 15 when she placed second in a contest for young songwriters on A Prairie Home Companion.
Now 21, Sahara is poised for a breakout with Myth of the Heart, the just-completed album of original songs shepherded by T Bone Burnett and producer Emile Kelman due August 31. The album features many of Burnett's first-call session players, including drummer Jay Bellerose, guitarist Marc Ribot, and bassist Dennis Crouch.
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TomTom to deliver second-generation semi-embedded portable navigation solution to Toyota
TomTom to deliver second-generation semi-embedded portable navigation solution to Toyota
~ Toyota extends relationship with TomTom to offer consumers unique semi embedded device with enhanced navigation and safety features ~
Geneva TomTom, the worlds leading navigation solutions provider, announces at the 79th Geneva International Motor Show, that Toyota has extended its relationship with TomTom to feature the second generation of TomToms semi-embedded portable navigation solution in select vehicles. The announcement illustrates growing demand for semi-embedded navigation. This device is specially designed for use with the in-dash Toyota TNS 410 audio, video and navigation system.
TomToms latest, semi-embedded device offers consumers all the advantages of easy-to-use portable navigation, yet fits seamlessly into a vehicle dashboard. It is also totally portable so it can be removed from the audio system where it sits to be used in other cars and easily replaced. The device provides full audio integration with the car speakers for high quality audio when using spoken instructions, or making hands-free phone calls. Toyota customers will enjoy access to a wide range of TomToms content and services, including map and software updates available through TomToms free software application TomTom HOME.
The fact that Toyota has once again signed up with TomTom is an important validation of TomToms ability to bring the best quality navigation and services experience to the car, in particular small and medium-sized cars, said Giles Shrimpton, managing director of TomToms Automotive business unit. Whether it is a semi-embedded or embedded solution we want to ensure that customers are able to receive all of TomToms exclusive features and we are thrilled to work with Toyota to make this happen.
The product offering, which will be available in select Toyota vehicles in Europe in Q4 2009, is the result of joint innovation between TomTom and FUJITSU TEN and represents a continued focus on innovative navigation solutions. This second generation product was recently recognised as an Innovations 2009 Design and Engineering Award Honoree at CES.
In addition to full audio-integration, the TomTom semi-embedded PND, has a sleek, high-quality finish and expanded Tele Atlas maps.
A display of the embedded portable TomTom device and dashboard will be on show at the TomTom stand at the Geneva International Motor Show (Booth # EN 0011 Entrance Hall).
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The Atlanta Hawks have a favorable schedule to try to push for home-court advantage in the first round of the playoffs, but did themselves no favors against the Toronto Raptors.
These teams complete a home-and-home set Monday night as the Hawks play their final road game and try to avenge a stunning loss to the Raptors.
Atlanta fell 102-86 at home to Toronto on Sunday, trailing by as many as 24 points and by double digits for almost the entire fourth quarter. The Hawks had won six straight matchups in the series.
"Very flat," Hawks coach Larry Drew said. "The energy level was very low."
Atlanta (35-25) fell into a tie for fifth place in the Eastern Conference with Orlando, three games behind Indiana in the race for the No. 3 seed. The Hawks, who close the regular season with five home games, and the Magic are one-half game behind Atlantic Division leader Boston.
"I think this is a game we need to think about," guard Willie Green said. "We're supposed to be getting prepared for a playoff run. It was a letdown tonight on our part."
It was a particularly dreadful night for Joe Johnson, who made 2 of 12 shots for seven points, failing to score in double figures for the first time in 24 games. Johnson averages 18.6 points.
"Give Toronto credit," he told the league's official website. "They were better than us tonight. If we come out and start like that (Monday), they'll be better than us. We'll see."
The result was particularly surprising since Toronto (22-39) played without Andrea Bargnani (calf) and guard Jerryd Bayless (oblique), who are both out for the season. Point guard Jose Calderon also was out, and he's day to day with an eye injury.
Instead, the Raptors used three players on 10-day contracts to support DeMar DeRozan, who had a team-high 23 points. One of those players, Alan Anderson, had 16.
"Guys are just playing the right way, playing together, playing with a purpose," coach Dwane Casey said. "You've got guys who don't want to go down without a fight."
Toronto shot 55.4 percent for its second-best mark of the season. Casey also employed a zone defense at times that helped force the Hawks into missing 17 of 22 3-pointers.
"It's a changeup and it's kind of disguised," the coach said. "We see sometimes that teams don't know whether it's a man-to-man or if it's zone. It helps. You can't win a championship with it but it's a good thing to have in our pocket."
Ben Uzoh and rookie Justin Dentmon added 10 points each. The 10-day contracts of Anderson, Uzoh and Dentmon will expire Monday, giving them one more day to impress the Raptors.
"Coach keeps saying, 'Make the extra pass; share the ball.' We're passing up good shots for great shots," Anderson said. "Everybody wants to stay in the NBA."
Josh Smith led Atlanta with 26 points, and Green and Ivan Johnson chipped in with 14 apiece.


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When TV Guide Network's new reality series Wilson Phillips: Still Holding On premieres Sunday, viewers will get a glimpse into the lives of band members Wendy Wilson, Carnie Wilson and Chynna Phillips — and not all of it will be pretty. "We don't, like, make out on camera or anything... but we can be really bitchy," says Chynna.
The show documents the ever-changing relationship among the three women. Twenty years have passed since their song "Hold On" became a worldwide hit, and Wilson Phillips is reuniting to go on tour and record a comeback album of cover songs originally written and sung by their famous musician parents -- Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys and John and Michelle Phillips of the Mamas & the Papas.
But it isn't all California dreamin', says Chynna, specifically referring to a blow-out fight the three had when discussing a set list for an upcoming concert. "It's hard to draw the line," she says. "On one hand, you're thinking, I just want this to be as real as possible, and I want to share my true feelings, but then on the other hand, you're like, Oh my gosh, I probably spoke out of line." Wendy says of the incident, "I was attacked, pretty much... but I think that when the cameras are rolling, it makes people do things they normally wouldn't do."
Photos: Dramatic celebrity weight-lossOn the first episode, Carnie also undergoes a second weight-loss surgery — and the cameras follow her through her painful recovery. The 43-year-old never hesitated about sharing the experience with viewers. "I just said, 'This is what's happening in my life, and I'm not going to hide anything.' I wanted it to be real," she says. "It's what I'm going through. It's what a lot of people need to see because they've trusted me to be open with them. It's like a responsibility for me."
Carnie Wilson on second weight-loss surgery: I've learned to take care of my healthCarnie's sister Wendy, on the other hand, says she was the most uneasy about signing on to the show. "I was forced!" she jokes. "I was curious, but I was also very scared. You see reality shows and they get very raunchy and distasteful... but you realize that once you start shooting, they can only use what you give them. So you have more power than you think."
Bridesmaids scene-stealers Wilson Phillips launch reality show for TV Guide NetworkCarnie says the experience has been everything they've expected. "It's not easy. It can be fun and it can be stressful," she says. "Just pray for a good message — and good editing."Wilson Phillips: Still Holding On premieres Sunday, April 8 at 9/8c on the TV Guide Network. Dedicated, the group's new album, is in stores now.Check out clips from the upcoming season below:


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Never judge a book by its cover.
Sons of Anarchy's Season 5 premiere proved that old adage once again with the introduction of gangster Damon Pope (Lost's Harold Perrineau). Unlike his crew, the One-Niners, Pope is a well-dressed businessman who could seemingly never be mistaken as an outlaw or a thug.
Sons of Anarchy: What kind of leader will Jax become?"I always envisioned this guy as being [the] kind of guy who has sort of risen above the street and has learned to carry himself in the community," creator Kurt Sutter tells TVGuide.com. "It's a different kind of bad guy. It's a different kind of antagonist for [the club]. I love the fact that he does carry himself with a certain amount of decorum."But by the end of the premiere, Pope's true colors came out when he exacted revenge on Tig (Kim Coates), who foolishly killed Pope's daughter in what he believed was retaliation for an attempted hit on Clay (Ron Perlman). Instead of killing Tig, Pope chained him up and forced him to watch as Pope's associates burned Tig's daughter Dawn alive."Look, I love pushing the envelope — I think it's a signature of the show," Sutter says. "But I feel like my job ... is rooting that stuff in character so that it doesn't feel like a stunt. What's the most heinous thing [Pope] can do to this guy? It was important for me to say this is what Pope is capable of. Don't let the nice suit, the good teeth, the expensive car, the good speech fool you. He's a dude who's capable of doing this... horrendous, awful thing. You realize, 'I can never f--- with this guy.'"
Harold Perrineau on his Sons of Anarchy character: "You don't want him on your bad side"Sutter promises that Tig's tragedy will greatly alter his relationship with Jax (Charlie Hunnam) and may forever break his ties with Clay. "In the first couple of episodes, we see how betrayed Tig feels by Clay," Sutter says. "Ultimately, Clay had this opportunity to tell him the truth and couldn't. That relationship really stays strained for most of the season. It's not easily repaired."As for how Jax and the club will respond to Pope's fiery actions, Sutter again hopes to subvert expectations. Rather than continuing to come after Pope, Jax will actually come under his tutelage a bit as he tries to find what kind of leader he wants to become."We don't see a ton of [Pope] in the season. He's really more the presence that's out there impacting these guys," Sutter says. "It's almost like he's off in the background smoldering and simmering. But what we're able to set up is this interesting odd mentorship that's starting to happen. There's something in Jax that Pope sees that sort of reminds him of himself.


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Pittsburgh Pirates superstar Andrew McCutchen on Wednesday caught widespread attention when he proposed to his fiance, a 2011 Slippery Rock University graduate, on the Ellen DeGeneres TV show.
The Pirates center fielder chatted with the television host and then narrated a video montage of his baseball playing which made him the MVP of the National League this year.
Then Maria Hanslovan, dressed in white, was plucked from the audience, accepted his proposal and was presented a bouquet of roses and a Pirates themed veil.
Within hours, Hanslovan was being dubbed the "First Lady of Pittsburgh Pirates" on sports Internet sites.
Hanslovan of Dubois attended Dubois Central Catholic before spending all four years of her collegiate career at SRU. She majored in forensic and biological chemistry, according to university officials.
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That's all well and good, but there is ample evidence – the researchers cite a "vast literature" – to support the contention that having smarts does not in itself guarantee success.
There is also, they say, a very obvious disjunction between potential and outcome on a population basis. They note that qualities such as intelligence or talent occur in any population in a bell-curve distribution – that is, with a small number of very clever and very thick people at each end of the graph, with the middling bulk distributed across an arc spanning the space between.
Results, or success, in any population, however, is very differently configured. This can be described as a power law, with a very small number of people owning a very large amount of stuff at one end of the graph, followed by everyone else positioned along a precipitous drop and a very, very long tail.
As evidence, they cite a 2017 Oxfam report that reveals the eight richest people in the world own as much as the 3.6 billion poorest.
To assume that these eight fortunate folk are, by definition, the eight most talented, intelligent and skilful in the world is prima facie absurd. Therefore, their success must be conditioned by some other factor. And this, say Pluchino and his colleagues, is luck – or chance, or randomness, pick your term.
There are, they note, a wide array of studies showing that social or professional advantage can be very strongly influenced by random factors that have no bearing on innate ability.
Names provide multiple examples. There are studies showing, for instance, that scientists whose surnames begin with letters early in the alphabet are more likely to win promotion. People who use their middle initials are more likely to be regarded as clever. People with easy-to-pronounce names are more likely to win positions than those with difficult ones. Men with posh surnames are more likely to end up as managers than factory fodder. And women with masculine-sounding first names who become lawyers are more likely to find preferment than those with girly ones.
And, of course, some types of randomness are so obviously influential that they are rarely remarked upon. Someone born in Boston, for instance, is far more likely to end up working for a Fortune 500 company than someone who happened to be born in Bangladesh.
Correlation is not causation, however, and Pluchino and his team wondered if it was possible to construct a model that actually showed the influence of luck. And guess what? It turns out it is.
The scientists created what they called an agent-based computer model. A large number of individual people were plotted into a confined "world". Each of the people was allocated a certain quantity of talent – and this amount didn't change throughout the subsequent experiment.
Each was also allotted an amount of money (or, more precisely, capital ). Every person began with the same amount. However, this could change depending on what happened when the model was running.
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1920s Sports Sweater
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This is my 'research jumper' – I came across the pattern when I was working through 1920s tabloid coverage at the British Library Newspapers collection in Colindale, and did a good deal of the knitting on it while travelling on the Tube for further research in East London!
The pattern was printed in the Pall Mall Gazette (which was to go out of print only a couple of years later) on May 18th, 1923, and advertises itself as being a unisex design, Fair Isle sweaters having been recently popularised by the Prince of Wales (Edward VIII). "This sketch shows a sweater which is suitable for either sex, and some sisters, cousins, and aunts will probably enjoy making it for one of the popular male members of their family. While if the menfolk decline such a present with thanks, and prefer to attire themselves in shop-made articles, the fair knitter can embark on one for herself or her girl friends, and then she can be as gay as fancy dictates." (The attitude of men towards unsolicited handmade knits has clearly not changed much over the last ninety years!)
When worked to the tension given the chest measurement is 38 inches – which in the 1920s tubular style translates to massively dropped sleeves, on me at least! By the looks of it the lady in the picture has customised hers to rather slimmer proportions; bear in mind, however, that it has to fit round the hips without any increase in width… I did shorten the sleeves from the specified 18-inch length. As you can see, they are still a bit long – this really is a mansize garment, or at least not a petite womansize.
An interesting point is that the instructions to achieve the 'diamond' pattern are minimal at best – it simply gives you the instructions for the first two rows at the point where the diamonds first occur, then 'repeat these 2 rows for 4 rows in all', and simply '4 rows of copper and white' everywhere else. If followed literally (i.e. do the first two rows exactly as before) this would not produce the illustrated design, let alone produce the 'reversed diamond' effect shown – "the fair knitter" was evidently expected to display a fair amount of initiative when following patterns of this period!
The jumper is worked in plain stocking-stitch throughout, with the exception of the deep cuffs, where the stocking-stitch pattern has to appear on the back so that when they are turned back they match the rest of the garment. The edges are finished with a row of double crochet to prevent the stocking-stitch from curling (the pattern specifies a single row of d.c. in the green contrast colour around the neck, but the illustration clearly shows two rows, so I added an extra row and it looked much better).
The original colours suggested in the pattern were a white background with 'copper', 'royal blue' and 'emerald' patterning – but white doesn't suit me, so I made it up in pale blue instead.
Material Notes
Two 100g balls of Robin 4-ply acrylic wool in sky blue (getting hold of this was my main motivation for trying out the pattern – I don't often have sufficient fine-weight wool in a single colour to make up this sort of jumper) plus some oddments of coloured double-knitting wool used for the pattern bands.
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Newspaper pattern, printed 18 May 1923
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Oct 7, 2011, 06.40 PMby wearinghistory
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Oct 17, 2011, 02.28 PMby harrietbazley
Thank you – that means a lot, coming from you…
I'm still working on the 1930s dress pattern I bought from you this summer – busy thread-tracing all the individual seam lines at the moment, after going through two toiles! It will appear on BurdaStyle eventually I promise… some time around Christmas if I get a move on….
Oct 7, 2011, 12.03 PMby loulourosa
verry nice! I also love the text from the patternbook! About the little info for the colourpattern, women didn't need lots of instructions in those days, my mum allready had to knit a pair of knickers(!) when she was only six, and by the time she was seven she knitted socks. So I think that women in the twenties where verry good knitters!!!!
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Oct 7, 2011, 08.46 PMby harrietbazley
I think it's partly that it was a newspaper giveaway pattern rather than a paid-for commercial one; I have a couple of other patterns from the 1920s which are far more detailed (and accurate!)
Oct 9, 2011, 09.05 AMby loulourosa
offcourse, that can be the reason, so you would buy other patterns from the same newspaper,….
I have a lot of old patternbooks for sewing, and the nicest patterns allways had to be ordered,…
Oct 7, 2011, 08.40 AMby u120418
Wow! You are brave to tackle such an old pattern! How hilarious is the copy!
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Oct 7, 2011, 08.45 PMby harrietbazley
I wonder how many readers of the newspaper that week ever knitted it up? It would be fascinating to know….
Oct 6, 2011, 07.47 PMby in-stockholm
wow! Really impressive work! And I really appreciate you taking the time to document it for us here in writing.
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Oct 7, 2011, 08.44 PMby harrietbazley
I'm always afraid I'm writing far too much for these projects (I seem to produce about six times as much text as anyone else…) so I'm very relieved you find it interesting!
Oct 6, 2011, 04.31 PMby MaggieMoise
really lovely. It looks wonderful on you and the colors complement your very well. Really nice work
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Oct 7, 2011, 08.49 PMby harrietbazley
Thank you. I don't usually wear it with that hat (not at all vintage… other than being bought in a charity shop) but it was the closest to the one in the illustration – in fact I was amazed how close the effect was, as it's not at all what one thinks of as "Twenties" headwear.
Oct 6, 2011, 11.49 AMby cequimby
This is really beautiful. Love the style and the way you fit it.
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Oct 7, 2011, 08.42 PMby harrietbazley
Thank you – what you can't see from the pics is the heavy-duty elastic underpinnings enabling me to achieve that 'boyish' line! (Also very period, of course: the underwear advertisements in the same newspaper were quite a revelation….)
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SHL global report finds 1 in 8 people pose high risk for their organizations
Jan 01, 2013, 04:15 EST
ATLANTA, Jan. 8, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- SHL, a global leading talent measurement company, today announced the findings of its international behavioral risk study identifying the riskiest roles and sectors worldwide. The research goes beyond policies and procedures and analyzes the human element of risk and their behaviors, to help organizations better understand and balance their appetite and resilience to risk.
Based on a sample size of more than 1.3 million people across 200 countries and territories from executives to frontline staff, SHL's research finds that on average 1 in 8 people globally pose a high level of behavioral risk to their organization.
"Considering recent events in the financial and media sectors, we are constantly seeing evidence that what people do or fail to do drives organizational risk which can impact share prices, break laws and catalyze industry reform," said Eugene Burke, chief science and analytics officer at SHL. "Many businesses are blind-sided by not assessing behavioral risk and only focusing on policies and procedures. Whilst risk cannot be eliminated, it has an upside and a downside and organizations need to be aware of their own appetite for risk so it can be managed in a constructive way."
SHL's research revealed that 1 in 8 managers and professionals globally are a high risk to their companies. These people are most likely to create risk through lower quality decision-making and poorer communication. Interestingly behavioral risk decreases as seniority increases with only 1 in 15 executives posing a high risk. Further down the organization, team leaders and individual contributors are the riskiest employees pose more than double the risk of executives (1 in 7).
"What we're seeing is an execution gap at the middle-manager level. They have a critical role to play as they are the interface between strategy and operational execution. On the one hand they have to manage compliance and commitment from frontline staff. On the other, they need to communicate decisions from leaders in a relevant way so the frontline workforce feels motivated and empowered," said Burke. "Organizations must ask themselves whether they have the right talent in place at the middle management level to manage risk appropriately and deliver the board's vision to the frontline."
SHL's research also revealed that 1 in 8 frontline staff pose a high risk to their organization by demonstrating counterproductive behaviors in the workplace: lower compliance and attention to detail, (which could translate in to increased error rates and accidents), and lower commitment and teamwork (which could impact customer service as well as incurring higher costs associated with absenteeism and performance management).
While the global average rate for behavioral risk on the production line is similar to managers and professionals (12.5% and 12.2% respectively) the rankings by sector show marked differences. Several sectors buck the trend having a greater risk at the top of their organizations including oil and gas and travel and leisure.
"There have been significant cases in recent years where frontline staff have been criticized for company crises or accidents," said Burke. "Yet SHL's risk research finds that in certain sectors it is actually senior management who lack crucial decision making and communication skills and create risk for their organizations. By ignoring whistle-blowers or not taking into account viewpoints from across the business, leaders can be missing vital clues to manage risk which can have devastating consequences as we've seen from recent news developments."
"There are two factors which senior managers could incorporate into their approach to reduce significant behavioral risks – firstly a commitment to appropriately enforcing ethical standards and second an effective channel by which employees feel comfortable communicating infractions," said Ronnie Kann, managing director at CEB, SHL's parent company. "Both rely on senior managers to work closely with frontline managers to help develop a culture of risk awareness and encourage ethical behavior."
The riskiest sectors for all job levels are telecoms and consumer goods (heavy goods), while the public sector and retail were ranked the most risk averse. Sectors which follow the global trend of risk decreasing down the organization include banking, food, beverage and tobacco sectors. It should be noted, however, that organizations' risk profiles vary considerably within an industry as illustrated by the diversity of performance in the banking sector.
"Similar studies have looked into legislative, social, economic, political and financial factors associated with risk, but the missing factor until now has been predicting people's behavior in the workplace which drives risk," said Burke. "Recent events, particularly in the banking sector, have focused on the negative consequences of not managing risk effectively however risk has an upside too – it's about striking the right balance between creating risk to seize on new markets and opportunities while being resilient to risk so that organizations can achieve a competitive advantage and avert any crises."
SHL's risk study can be used by business leaders and HR and risk managers to inform talent management programs and become a significant contributor to risk management strategies. The report can also be used by middle managers to understand the risk profiles of their direct reports and ensure that people risk is minimized and addressed.
To find out more about SHL's global behavioral risk study and download your free copy of the SHL Talent Report visit: http://www.shl.com/us/forms/content/the-shl-talent-report
SHL's Definition of Behavioral Risk
SHL has used eight behavioral risk components that are attributed to resilience and appetite for risk.
Appetite for risk is measured by qualities such as taking initiative, having the confidence to make tough decisions and the perseverance to achieve a goal.
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Ms. Ardith Lynch
Associate General Counsel
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Fairbanks, Alaska 99775-5610
Dear Ms. Lynch:
This responds to your August 25, 2004, letter asking for advice whether the University of Alaska (University) may disclose education records to the State's Legislative Audit Division without obtaining consent from the affected students under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). This Office enforces FERPA, 20 U.S.C. § 1232g, and provides technical assistance to ensure compliance with the statute and regulations, which are codified at 34 CFR Part 99.
Your letter explains that the Legislative Audit Division has asked the University to disclose the following information from the education records of all full-time students for the 2002-03 and 2003-04 school years: student's name; social security number; high school, including city, state, and year of graduation; tuition status (i.e., resident or non- resident); address of family; and campus attending. According to your letter, the Legislative Audit Division is performing an audit of residency requirements for State programs and would use these records to test compliance with statutes, regulations and policies established by the Board of Regents regarding payment of in-State or out-of-State tuition.
FERPA provides generally that an educational agency or institution may not disclose education records, or personally identifiable information from education records, without the prior written consent of a parent or eligible student (i.e., a student who has reached 18 years of age or attends a postsecondary institution). 20 U.S.C. § 1232g(b)(1) and (b)(2); 34 CFR § 99.30. One of the several exceptions to this requirement permits disclosure without consent of unblocked directory information. See 34 CFR §§ 99.3 ("Directory information") and 99.37. However, among the items requested by the Legislative Audit Division, a student's social security number and tuition status may not be designated and disclosed without consent as directory information because this is not the type of information "that would not generally be considered harmful or an invasion of privacy if disclosed." 34 CFR § 99.3 ("Directory information").
Another exception to the prior written consent requirement in FERPA allows an educational agency or institution to disclose education records to authorized representatives of "State and local educational authorities ... in connection with an audit or evaluation of Federal or State supported education programs ...." 34 CFR §§ 99.31(a)(3)(iv) and 99.35(a); 20 U.S.C. § 1232g(b)(3) and (b)(5). Section (b)(5) of the statute, which was added in 1979, refers to disclosure to "State and local education officials" for purposes of auditing or evaluating publicly funded education programs. In enacting this provision, Congress stated that the amendment
would correct an anomaly which presently exists in FERPA [interpreting section (b)(3), which refers to "State educational authorities."] The Department of HEW is now interpreting that legislation as precluding State auditors from requesting records on students in order to conduct State audits of local and State-supported programs. The Department has recognized that this situation hampers States in carrying out necessary audits and evaluations and has recommended that the Committee adopt this amendment.
H.R. Rep. No. 338, 96th Cong., 1st Sess. at 10 (1979), reprinted in 1979 U.S. Code Cong. & Admin. News 819, 824. While the 1979 amendment, like the original section (b)(3), refers to "education" officials, the Department has determined that this statutory exception should be interpreted to include State auditors, including those working for the legislative branch, based on the intent expressed in the legislative history. However, since a "State auditor" generally is not considered an "educational" official or authority, we limit application of this exception to State auditors conducting audits of education programs (i.e., testing compliance with applicable requirements) and apply the broader disclosure for "evaluation" purposes only to State or local "educational" authorities.
In this case, the Legislative Audit Division seeks to obtain education records to audit compliance with the State's residency requirements for payment of in-State tuition. We believe that this disclosure falls within the limits of §§ 99.31(a)(3)(iv) and 99.35 of the FERPA regulations as outlined above. Note further that disclosures to the Legislative Audit Division under this exception must be protected in a manner that does not permit personal identification of individuals by anyone except the officials listed in § 99.31(a)(3) and must be destroyed when no longer needed for the purposes for which it is disclosed. 34 CFR § 99.35(b). The University must also record the disclosures in accordance with § 99.32 of the FERPA regulations.
I trust that this responds to your inquiry and appreciate the opportunity to assist you in this matter.
LeRoy S. Rooker
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Ian Stone: Healthy Disrespect
Note: This review is from 2007
This was a brilliant hour of seamless stand-up, flawless in its structure and flow. From the moment he steps on stage it feels that you are hearing one idea, one stream of consciousness. He does not stop or pause to change direction, his first thought leads to his last and you realise that every word he has uttered was deliberate, to encourage you to have a healthy disrespect for everything.
Stone begins with a safe topic, taking the kids to buy shoes, and a lunch in John Lewis – with the hilarious consequences coming not from the kids, as you would expect, but from fellow diners.
This sets the scene for the rest of Stone's show, that the funny is not in the obvious and is almost always in the actions of others.
He takes us through story after story where we end up questioning the logic of politicians and religion. He continually points out the line and steps over it teaching us, his followers, that to question is never as scary as you think, nor as offensive.
However, it never feels as if he is preaching or standing on his soapbox, a trap that lesser comedians could fall in to. He respects the intelligence of the audience to be able to keep up.
Stone's skill as a comedian is in highlighting the stupidity of the common man through beautifully crafted stories, peppered with gags and asides, hilarious throughout. Not a word is wasted in his clever telling of his world view.
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Good weather, growth, yield, quality and price: This pretty much sums up Georgia's 2003 cotton crop, says Steve M. Brown, University of Georgia Extension cotton specialist.
"The most profound thing about this past year is that we grew a crop with rain," said Brown at the recent Georgia Cotton Workshop held in Statesboro.
"It rained — excessively in places — but everyone was glad to see an end to the seven-year drought."
Georgia growers planted 1,292,389 acres in 2003, he says, with some acreage being lost to peanuts and wet conditions during the spring. Producers harvested 2.15 million bales from 1.29 million acres. The estimated yield was 800 pounds per acre.
In 2002, the state's growers harvested 1.75 million bales from 1.43 million acres, with an average yield of 587 pounds per acre.
Several major issues dominated cotton production in Georgia in 2003, says Brown. These included good to excellent yields, for the most part, and improved micronaire. "Our micronaire has been spectacular, with less than 1.5 percent of the crop with high micronaire. But we still have a long ways to go with fiber quality," he says.
Nineteen percent of Georgia's 2003 cotton crop was short staple. Looking at the Southeastern classing offices, Macon still lags behind Birmingham, Florence and Memphis in terms of uniformity. Precipitation and other weather conditions were very good for cotton production in Georgia this past year, says Brown, with temperatures being very moderate compared to those seen in 2002.
Growers certainly have seen better prices from the 2003 crop, he adds, but the continued loss of U.S. textile mills to foreign competition remains a concern.
Georgia isn't and will not be a one cotton variety state, notes Brown. This past year, the top 10 varieties in Georgia — according to a USDA/AMS survey — were DP-555 BR (more than 30 percent of the state's acreage), DP-458 BR (nearly 20 percent of Georgia's acreage), DP-5690 RR, DP-5415 RR, DP-451 BR, ST-4892 BR, NuCOTN-33B, FM-989 RR, FM-989 BR and DP-436 RR.
Because of yield results in previous years, DP-555 BR was expected to be the dominant variety this past year, says Brown. "But its 2003 performance was not universally spectacular. Seed costs, height management, Pix costs, hard lock and boll rot, yield and maturity all were factors. But it still remains the variety to beat. Its yield potential makes it an easy choice as a major variety on a farm with alternatives based on seed vigor, planting date, maturity, technology, growth management and storm tolerance."
Despite ideal growing conditions in 2003, Georgia producers still encountered challenges, says Brown, including planting delays, stink bugs, nematodes and height management.


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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - Two more of Gov. Mark Dayton's cabinet members are now full-fledged.
The Minnesota Senate on Thursday confirmed Mike Rothman as commissioner of the state Department of Commerce and John Linc Stine as head of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.
Rothman is an attorney and former adjunct law professor now leading an agency involved in policing consumer fraud and licensing and regulation of banks, insurance companies, real estate firms and other businesses. Stine is a longtime official at several state agencies and had previously served as deputy commissioner at the MPCA.
Rothman has led the Department of Commerce since Dayton's term started and Stine has been on the job for months, but the previous Republican-controlled Senate didn't take up confirmation of Dayton's employees.
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This chapter book has some illustrations. The sketches in this book are black and white. The illustrator uses lead pencil to create the pictures. The drawings do not have a border, but they look like they do because the artist draws to an imaginary edge to make an imaginary square or rectangle.
My favorite part in this book was when the ship's cook couldn't find the treasure. He had seen where the treasure was buried, but now he couldn't find the spot! I was glad that he couldn't find it because he was the mean villan in the story.
This book is from the Dalmation Press Children's Classics. It is a series of books written by important authors of long ago . The books in this series are fun to read. You can't stop reading them because when you think that you are ready to stop, something exciting happens in the story. The books are hard to put down.
I recommend this book to third graders and older because some of the words are very complicated. People who like adventures or stories about the sea will really like this book.


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paidContent: Briefing.com settles in Dow Jones hot news case
Market analysis news provider Briefing.com has settled a copyright and 'hot news misappropriation' lawsuit brought against it by Dow Jones & Company, according to a paidContent report.
'Hot news' describes a contentious legal doctrine designed to prevent news organisations from re-reporting or republishing time-sensitive news gathered by others within a certain period.
The sum, which is undisclosed, was reportedly paid following claims the site had published Dow Jones stories without consent.
Tags: Briefing.com, Copyright, Dow Jones & Company, Legal
With such clear evidence of cutting-and-pasting, Dow Jones could have won its suit with a copyright claim alone. But it's telling that the wire service insisted on suing over—and forced Briefing.com to admit it had violated—the hot news claim as well. It suggests that the news service may be trying to put itself in a strong position to file more hot news lawsuits in the future.
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Hello!I am wondering if someone can explain to me exactly what the limit on the McGill personal statement is... here is an excerpt from the page online:"Applicants must write an essay (two single- or double-spaced typed pages) in either English or French..."I am having trouble discerning what the limit actually is... afterall two single-spaced (i.e. four double spaced) and two double-spaced pages are very different amounts.Any thoughts or answers? Much appreciated,Maria
Strad, I didn't think you were applying to McGill. And yeah, I think 2 pages double spaced is the bare minimum. I think for McGill don't be afraid to approach 2 pages single spaced if you will write a very serious amount about why you want to go to McGill. Mine was 2 pages 11 pt font 1.4 spacing I think.


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Do you have any special training: U.S.M.C.
Tell us about the style of your work: I love traditional.. but I also love black and grey work
Conventions usually worked: My first one will be the live free or die expo in Manchester N.H.
Where did you apprentice?: Scorpion tattooing in Derry N.H.
What tattoo artist do you most admire: Mark Hesse of Scorpion Tattooing ...I wouldn't be where I am today without him !
Before someone gets a tattoo what advice do you give them?: Have you thought about this tattoo ?
How did you get into tattooing: I love art and its always come natural .. what art can possibly be better then body art
What inspires you to be an artist: Everything !
What kind of tattoos do you look forward to doing: Black and grey
Is there a tattoo that you haven't done yet that you are dying to do: I am dying to do a portrait


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Solutions for Small Garden Varmints
Your garden can provide you with a relaxing and peaceful environment - except when it's become the home to various types of garden varmints. Moles, snakes, birds, raccoons, groundhogs and other creatures can make your garden their new feeding ground any time of the year.
Here are some solutions for dealing with small garden varmints and pests:
- Try sprinkling cayenne pepper around your garden. It won't harm your plants, and the smell can turn off various animals and cause them to look elsewhere for food.
- Identify garden pests and find out what's actually causing the problem. Knowing what you're up against will help you fight back.
- Put wire around plants to help keep garden varmints out or make it difficult for them to get in, so they'll look for a new garden. Chicken wire is a commonly used material that works well.
- Spice things up and pour hot sauce down mole tunnels or other animal holes. The spicy air can be irritating and they may look for a new place to call home.
- Pick up loose leaves, twigs and rocks. Keeping your yard clean will eliminate hiding places for many pests.
- Consider leaving snakes alone. They eat various garden pests and rarely harm plants.
- Shine a light on your garden. This will scare some animals away, as they'll think there are people nearby.


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"Security theater" is a term that describes security countermeasures intended to provide the feeling of improved security while doing little or nothing to actually improve security.
Enhanced pat downs are pure security theater. It won't detect detect a bomb jammed up someone's ass.
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A description for extra, inconvenient, and invasive measures that are supposed to add protection but in reality only offer the illusion of extra protection while providing no real added safety.
I was gate raped by a sleeper cell of the TSA when I went through the security theater at the airport.
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